Mediterranean diet News

Despite its economic problems, Spain is still the healthiest place to live in Europe, and possibly the world, according to the medical journal Lancet, with an average of 70.9 years of healthy living, and a life expectancy of 81.4 years.

A new study has confirmed that a Mediterranean diet rich in olives and nuts can reduce the risks of cardiovascular disease, heart attacks and stroke.

Scientists have claimed that a new trial into the tomato skin pill Ateronon shows that it could cut the risks of heart attacks, strokes and cancer.

Zagreb - A two-day event in the Croatian capital celebrated the delicious bounty of the republic's olive-growing regions with olive oil tastings, interactive workshops and exhibitions.

San Francisco - This morning for 4th of July, this reporter wanted to make breakfast, simple but enticing enough for the sudden and unexpected guests, that stopped by. Actually, they were extended family members. Still everyone needed a holiday breakfast.

Children in the Greek Islands are less likely to suffer from allergies and asthma than children elsewhere, says a new study. Researchers in Britian suggest a Mediterraian diet, which is rich in fruits, veggies and nuts, may be the reason.